Grasshopper

 Io Sono Nato Libero (1973) is their third album and in my opinion, the unsurpassed peak of a long parabola.

 "Why do you want to disturb me if I might be dreaming of a winged journey on a wheel-less cart pulled by mistral horses, in the mistral... flying."

 Explore Banco del Mutuo Soccorso’s Io Sono Nato Libero and experience a landmark Italian prog rock journey.

 That which makes the 11 minutes of "Fontessa" as light as a summer breeze, with their alternation of classical-sounding piano phrases and delightful solos of subdued jazz.

 An album that satisfies the most voracious ears and at the same time, after 50 years, still constitutes a perfect lesson in style.

 Discover the timeless elegance of Modern Jazz Quartet’s 'Fontessa'—listen now and experience jazz mastery at its finest!

 "A Concerto so overflowing with musical ideas that it required four movements instead of the canonical three."

 "Soloist and orchestra go all in, certainly not skimping neither the impetus nor the colors, and giving a truly passionate interpretation."

 Discover the passion and precision of Brahms’ Piano Concerto No.2—listen to this masterful four-movement marvel now!

 In 'Maiden Voyage' one can appreciate a rhythm with a perfect wave motion, based on the constant repetition of a simple three-note core.

 'Survival Of The Fittest' is a Darwinian tableau... this piece can be considered a kind of aquatic thriller.

 Dive into Herbie Hancock's Maiden Voyage and experience the timeless jazz journey inspired by the sea!

 "Belonging is like an apparition, a miracle, a sign that perfection exists and occasionally manifests itself."

 "From the first notes, a clear distinction emerges between the two soloists and the two competent sidemen, even though Palle Danielsson frequently breaks free from his accompanying role to deliver sparkling outbursts."

 Dive into the sublime sounds of Keith Jarrett's Belonging—listen now and experience a jazz masterpiece like no other.

 Thus was born Symphony No. 7 in C major Op. 60, aptly named 'Leningrad', one of the clearest examples of how history can become music.

 The so-called 'Nazi theme' is not thunderous or heroic but a crude, banal march, gradually growing from a pianissimo mosquito buzz to a heartbreaking outburst.

 Listen to Shostakovich's powerful Leningrad Symphony and experience a timeless story of resilience and hope through music.

 The last two symphonies are united by a divine perfection and a balance between 18th-century elegance and pre-Romantic sentiment that is miraculous.

 The finale of Symphony No. 41 is a genuine marvel of inexhaustible vitality, enhancing contrapuntal rigor worthy of Bach.

 Discover the brilliance of Mozart’s Symphonies No. 40 and 41—listen to Bernstein’s stirring interpretation today!

 It is no longer a matter of color, it is something above that. I mean that it’s becoming increasingly difficult for man to truly love.

 Oh Yeah never touches the bass but reveals Mingus as a humble composer and leader who guides emotional freedom within his band.

 Explore Charles Mingus' Oh Yeah to experience an unforgettable journey into bold and emotional jazz innovation.

 "The damned unease, the one that never leaves those who carry it within, wherever they try to flee."

 "The last blow cannot be recovered from, as it represents death."

 Listen to Mahler's Symphony No. 6 to experience its profound power and emotional depth firsthand.

 It's almost a small sample of the marginalized around the world, those "Anime salve" that thirty years later will be seen with the same spirit of brotherhood.

 These are beautiful songs even in a language with a metric not exactly easy like Italian.

 Explore Canzoni to experience Fabrizio De André’s heartfelt tribute to his musical heroes and timeless poetic storytelling.